Indonesia: Teachers' Professional Allowance Unpaid for 3 Months, Parliament Urges Finance Minister for Immediate Release
The Indonesian Parliament has strongly urged the Finance Minister to release teachers' professional allowances within the week, as payments have been outstanding for three months, potentially causing disruption in the education sector.
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